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gregor mendel
- an augustian monk, father of genetics
when was gregor mendel born?
july 30
,
1822
genetics
- study of hederity, how traits are passed from parents to oofsprinf
hederity
- the passing of physical characteristics genetically from 1 person to another.
inheritance traits
are controlled of genes
genes
- basic unit of heredity passed from parents to offspring
characters
- physical features that are inherited
trait
- one of several possible forms of a characters
hybrid
- offspring of a cross betweesn parents with different trait
petals
- gives the flowers a unique shape and has color to attarct insect
nectar
- produce nectar
sepals
- small parts growing base of the petals looks like tiny leaves
penducles
- it is thicken part that holds the major organs
stamen
- it is the male organ of the flower that contains 2 parts
anther
- responsible for the production of pollen
filament
- stalk that holds & support the anther and attaches it to the flower
pollination
- mendel manually took pollen from an anther
self pollination
- a flower will pollinate fitself or another flower on the same plants
cross pollination
- a flower will pollinate a flower on a different plant
true breeding
- a plant is a pure for a trait , its offspring will always have that same trait
pistil
or
carpel
- the ovule producing part of a flower
stigma
- sticky structure that pollen attaches to
style
- supports stigma and connects the stigma to the ovary
ovary
- produces the female gamete
ovule
- contains female gamete that develop seed
dominant allele
- whose trait is always expressed
recessive allele
- not expressed when a dominant allele is present
genotype
- all the alleles/genes
phenotype
- the physical expression of one genotype
homozygous
- genotype with 2 identical alleles
heterozygous
- genotype with 2 different alleles
punnet square
- model/tool that predict the outcomes
monohybrid
cross
- cross between individuals involving one trait
incomplete dominance
- an allele does not completely dominate another
codominance
- both allels for a traits are fully expressed
multiple alleles
- a trait has 3 or more possible alleles
when mendel conducted the pea plant experiment -
1856 to 1863